Real estate developer House of Abhinandan Lodha (HoABL) has officially made its mark in the Guinness World Records, unveiling the largest floral mosaic logo ever created.
Spanning an impressive 100 square metres, the record-breaking mosaic was crafted entirely from locally grown red and white carnations, showcasing the brand’s emblem in vibrant, natural hues. The installation took shape in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, a city deeply rooted in culture and spirituality.
The floral artwork, assembled by a team of local artisans and volunteers, not only celebrated the company’s achievement but also promoted sustainable practices by using seasonal flowers from regional farms.
“This record is a tribute to Vrindavan’s rich heritage and our commitment to creating landmarks that inspire,” said a HoABL spokesperson. “It’s more than just a logo — it’s a symbol of creativity, community, and pride.”
Guinness World Records officials were on-site to verify the achievement, confirming the dimensions and materials met all official guidelines.
The mosaic drew hundreds of visitors, who marveled at the sheer scale and fragrant beauty of the display. With this accomplishment, HoABL joins a growing list of Indian companies making global headlines for creative, record-setting initiatives.
